vivo Y600 is slated to launch with a 10,000mAh battery and has secured a Guinness World Record for streaming video continuously for more than thirty-two hours.
The company’s promotional image labels the power source as a “BlueVolt” cell. In a test conducted on August 11, 2026, the device streamed without interruption for 32 hours 37 minutes, a duration recognized by Guinness as the longest continuous livestream by a mobile phone.
Leaks suggest the model will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7300e processor, paired with a 50MP primary sensor and a 32MP front-facing camera. It is also expected to carry both IP68 and IP69 certifications for water and dust resistance, and support up to 44W wired charging.
The Y600 name already covers several Chinese variants, such as the Y600 Pro, which launched in April with a 10,200mAh battery and roughly 90W charging at a price of about $244.
Some reports indicate the upcoming version may feature a 6.83-inch 1.5K AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate, though these details remain unconfirmed.
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While the brand has released Y-series models outside China before, no official information confirms a launch schedule or pricing for markets beyond the domestic arena.
Competitors such as Honor, OnePlus and Redmi have recently introduced phones with similarly large batteries, meaning the new model will need more than capacity to stand out.
If the advertised charging speed proves accurate, users could still experience recharge times that exceed an hour, given the size of the cell. Real-world endurance will also depend on screen brightness, software optimization and how power-hungry applications are used.
Weight and handling may be affected by the sizable battery; the Y600 Pro weighs 221 g, though the exact mass of the upcoming version has not been disclosed. The mid-range chipset suggests performance suitable for everyday tasks but may limit high-intensity gaming.
At present, the large battery remains the only confirmed specification. Final pricing, actual charging duration and everyday battery life will determine whether the capacity offers a practical advantage for consumers.